http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_McCann_(musician) Being a Dub meself, I have a fondness for auld Dublin tunes This is the Jim McCann version, without the picked intro, working out the intro is great practice. Also, to keep with the Dublin accent, Easy is pronounced to rhyme with daisy, aisy and slow if you like it RATE IT PLEASE flatwound EASY AND SLOW

T'was d^Cown by Chris^Dmtchurch, That I f^Amirst met with A^Emnnie A ge^Cntle young ma^Amiden, And ^Dmnot a bit s^Ghy She t^Cold me her d^Dmaddy, Who c^Amame from Dung^Emannon Would t^Cake her back ^Amhome, In the s^Dmweet bye a^Gnd b^Cye

And w^Amhat's it to any man, Wh^Emether or no Wh^Amether I'm easy, Or wh^Dmether I'm t^Grue As she li^Amfted her petticoat, E^Emasy and slow And I t^Cied up my sl^Ameeve, For to b^Guckle her s^Choe

If e^Cver you ^Dmgo, To the t^Amown of Dunga^Emnnon You may se^Carch 'Till your e^Amyes, They are e^Dmmpty and bl^Gind Be ya wa^Clkin' or r^Dmunnin, Or si^Amttin' or st^Emandin' A g^Cirl like A^Amnnie, You n^Dmever w^Gill f^Cind

And w^Amhat's it to any man, Wh^Emether or no W^Amhether I'm easy, Or wh^Dmether I'm t^Grue As she li^Amfted her petticoat, E^Emasy and slow And I t^Cied up my sl^Ameeve, For to bu^Gckle her s^Choe

D^Cown along T^Dmhomas Street, D^Amown to the L^Emiffy The sun^Cshine was g^Amone, And the e^Dmvening grew d^Gark Al^Cong by King's Br^Dmidge, And b'^AmGod in a j^Emiffy Me a^Crms were ar^Amound her, Be^Dmyond in t^Ghe p^Cark

And w^Amhat's it to any man, Wh^Emether or no W^Amhether I'm easy, Or wh^Dmether I'm t^Grue As she l^Amifted her petticoat, E^Emasy and slow And I t^Cied up my sl^Ameeve, For to b^Guckle her s^Choe

Jim McCann - Easy and slow